,

Rectors Message
It is always a joy to spend some little time with children in the primary school. One goes there and is
immediately surrounded by these children who want to be blessed. Their innocence keeps them from realizing
that they themselves are so many blessings! They are cute and enthusiastic and ever ready to learn. Inside the
class room they simmer with questions which often baffle the teacher! And so it happens that their questions often
go unanswered leaving behind them a trail of disappointment and discouragement. The result is that as they grow,
children lose their appetite for knowledge because they have lost the ability to think, to question and to be
inquisitive.
Time and again, philosophers and educationists have reminded us that our education should sharpen
childrens inquisitiveness and their keenness to know more, to know why and to know how. This must be done
through creative methods of stimulating curiosity, hands-on methods of acquiring information, practical exercises
of honing skills. Modern technology fortunately has made it much easier for us to design and adopt new methods
of whetting the knowledge-appetite in children. We need to use such technology and help children discover things
on their own, and find satisfactory answers to the many questions which crop up during their studies.
Education for tomorrow is not going to be just the three Rs- Reading , Writing and Arithmetic, but will include
also creativity and innovation. If we can excite the imagination of our students and help them to convert it into
creative ideas, we will have succeeded in kindling their creative genius. One of the time-tested ways of kindling the
imagination of children is to foster their reading habits. It is in reading that children are confronted with ideas
which in turn evoke their creative response. It is a matter of regret that more and more of our youth are spending
less and less time in reading. Too much time in front of the television and computer makes our children dull in
productive ideas and dreary in fruitless entertainment. It is up to us educators to devise ways and means of
inculcating and fostering the reading habit among todays children who will be tomorrows citizens.
I urge my colleagues and friends in the teaching fraternity of St Aloysius Primary school to join hands and
promote the kind of education that inspires our young boys and girls to be inquisitive, creative, innovative and
constructive persons of tomorrow. Thats how we will find fulfillment in our own teaching profession.

Fr Denzil Lobo, SJ
RECTOR

Correspondent's Message
Change is an essential part of ones life the academic year that has gone bym has seen many
changes for the first time in the history of the catholic church a jesuit has become the pope and has
taken the name Francis. Our own Fr Francis Serrao our former Rector andProvincial has been
designated as a Bishop of Shimoga Diocese. Fr.Stany D'souza has become the Provincial of
Karnataka Province. Our heartly congratulation and prayerful good wishes accompany them.
SACHPS under the leadership of Mrs Philomena Lewis as HM and Mr Leo D'souza as AHM
along with its competent and dedicated staff has constantly been updating itself to face the
challenges of the present times. Just thisn year we have introduced continuous and
comprahensive evaluationint he school. Our education aims at holistic formation and integral
development of our students.The accent is on developing all aspects of a students personality.
I take this opportunity to express my gratitude to all the staff members.
The PTA too played its part in the formation of our students. MrsSatya gollar been the vice
president along with all the other members of the PTA are to be landed for all the help and support
extended to the school. They organized success fully the Fun Fest which brought us all togather.
This school annual reveals the various talents and activities of our students that contributes
to the Aloysian culture. I congratulate the editorial board under the able leadership of Mrs. Irene
Pais for having captured in these pages the rich experiences and activities of the year.

Fr Michael John, SJ
Correspondent

Headmistress Message
Mrs Philomena Lewis
I am immensely grateful to God for a fruitfull year of 2013-014 . Many activities took place and
students enjoyed their academic with zeal and satisfaction.
St Aloysius higher Primary an educational institution is not just a place to impart knowledge but
meeting the needs of every child and channelize their creative aspects by moulding their characters
appreciating their abilities, encouraging their hidden talents and above all, the all round development
of the individual.
I quote Malcolm Education is our passport to the future as tomorrow belongs to the people
who prepare for it today.
The new system C C E enabled the students to think positively and creatively . The Class rooms
changed into project fields which helped the students grow intellectually and emotionally.
I express my thanks and appreciation to all who have co operated in helping the school in all its
needs especially the parents.

Headmistress

Editorial
Mrs Iren Pais
Endeavors, caliber * dedication are the key factors behind a successful work. We the
editorial team, are proud to place into your hands yet another issue of our school magazine AlTellite. This magazine is coming to you with colorful pages & articles of interest which will be
informative & entertaining overall development of the student, which includes improved
writing skills, self - confidence, strengthen their imagination and the value of cooperative are a
top priority of this school. Our students have given their best & have presented articles, poems
and jokes which are praise worthy. The spirit of our talented students are brought out in this
magazine.
I thank all the members of our magazine team and each one who has contributed to this
success. Happy reading!

Editor

Annual Report -2013

St Aloysius College Higher Primary School
Mr Sri S Ganesh Rao Hon'ble
Founder Chairman , G R Education Trust,
Chief Guest of today's function, Rev. Fr
Denzil Lobo,SJ Rector of St Aloysius
institutions, Mrs Philomena Lewis, Mrs
Sathya Gollerkeri, Rev Fathers, Sisters,
Respected Staff Members, Parents,
Friends, Well Wishers and my dear
Students, I extend to you all a warm and
cordial welcome to this evenings
programme.
Making history for 133 years and still
growing strong is no mean achievement.
When St Aloysius College School was
launched on its historic Journey by the
Jesuits Fathers on the Vicinity of the Idgah
hill, few would have reckoned with such a
splendid future. The school with its
defined ethos, it's all pervading unique
culture, built over years and years of
sustained effort a cohesiveness that is the
pride of many and above all a common
vision is perhaps the reason why we are
proud to call ourselves Aloysians.
There was a change in the leadership
at the school. Fr Denzil Lobo SJ succeeded
Fr Joseph Rodrigues as Rector. We thank
Fr Joseph Rodrigues SJ for his support. We
Welcome Fr Denzil Lobo, SJ with his
leadership qualities and vast experience
at St Aloysius will be able to guide the
destiny of SACHPS.
Fr Clifford Sequeira who took over as
correspondent seven years ago has left his

foot prints all over the school campus on

the sands of time I would like to take this
opportunity to thank him for his long and
meritorious service rendered to this
school

CALENDAR OF EVENTS:
The New Academic Year began on
the 30th of May. It was wonderful to see
the campus flooded with cheerful
students and parents trying to locate their
respective classrooms. While the
Catholics joined in the inaugural Mass of
the Holy Spirit offered by Rev Fr Santhosh
Kamath SJ, the non-Christians were led
through a prayer service on the following
day.
Elections for the post of SPL and ASPL
were held on the 8th of June. Gautham
Rao was elected SPL and Prajwal Moras,
ASPL. The investiture ceremony took
place on the 21th of June.
The feast of St Aloysius Gonzaga was
celebrated on the 21st of June 2013. The
programme began with an Eucharistic
celebration led by Rev Fr Kiran Coth,SJ
and Rev Fr Michael John,SJ. This was
followed by a cultural programme staged
by the students of Standard IV
The Annual General Body meeting of
the PTA was held on 29th June 2012. Ms
Hilda C. Pinto , the chief guest on the
occasion, addressed the parents about

the Continuous Comprehensive Evaluation

and briefed them about it. CCE the newly
introduced system, evaluates every aspect of
the child during their presence at school. The
CCE Method brings enormous change from
the traditional chalk and talk method of
teaching. This system helps students who are
not so good in academics to show their talent
in other fields such as arts, humanities, sports
craft music etc. The teachers were trained by
the education department on this system.
Presiding over the function Rev Fr Michael
John thanked the PTA for their continued and
unflinching support in all the school activities.
The feast of St Ignatius Loyola was
c e l e b rate d w i t h s p e c i a l E u c h a r i st i c
celebration presided over by Rev Fr Melwin S
Pinto, SJ, followed by an entertainment
programme staged by the students of 7th .
Mrs Anjana Yash gave an inspiring message to
the students.
Our school organized Inter School Circle
level departmental Chess tournament on 13th
August in our school Hall. Mr Vinay Kumar,
corporator of the court ward was the chief
guest at the inaugural function. Rev Fr Denzil
Lobo, SJ, Rector of St Aloysius institutions
presided over the function. Mr Rajiv Gollerkeri
Chief guest at the closing function gave away
the prizes to the winners.
A special school assembly was held with
the flag hoisting ceremony followed by a
cultural programme staged by the students of
Standard V to mark the Independence Day on

the 15 of August. Chief guest Mr Melwyn

Noronha
in his inspiring speech
highlighted the importance of the
occasion.
On the occasion of the Teachers' day
the PTA joined hands in felicitating the
teachers in appreciation of their dedicated
service. They put up a colorful variety
entertainment programme followed by
group and spot games culminating with the
sumptuous lunch. Rev Fr Denzil Lobo, SJ
Rector of the college, was present on the
occasion.
Mrs Clara D'Souza was accorded a
warm and affectionate farewell by our staff
and students on superannuation after a
dedicated service of 22 years.
The teachers put up an entertainment
programme on the occasion of the
Children's Day. Mast Goutham Rao and
Mast Prajwal Moras were the guests of
honour for this function. Various
competitions were organized to mark the
occasion.
Special assemblies with cultural
progrmmes were held to mark Gandhi
Jayanthi, Kannada Rajyotsava,
The festival of Deepavali and
Ramzaan were celebrated in the month of
November.
The Annual Sports Day was
inaugurated by Rev Fr Alphonse Fernandes,
SJ, Director St Aloysius College Gents
Hostel on November 22nd, 2012. The
students of all houses from class 4 to 7
participated in the colorful march past and
Mass drill followed by sports events. Fr
Michael John,SJ presided over the

inaugural function. Mrs Sushma Satish ,

Chief Guest at the closing function gave
away the prizes to the winners.

CO-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES:
St Aloysius school is deeply
committed to the all round development
of the child's personality. To enable the
students to bring out their latent talents,
the school has instituted various clubs,
which include - Music Club, Science Club,
Public Speaking, IT Club, Quiz club, Art
club, Dance club, Spoken English, Karate,
Cubs, Chess and Eco club .
The experts who train our students in
various clubs are: Mr Prashanth, Mr
Lakshmikanth, Mr Vijay D'Souza, Ms
Simon D'Souza, Mrs Lydia D'Cunha.
To give a platform to showcase their
creative talent, 'Talents day' is organized
for every class. Personal direction and
individual counseling facilities are made
available to our students. We have for this
purpose Dr Radha Bhat as the resource
person.

STUDENT ACHIEVERS
DEPARTMENTAL SPORTS RESULTS
2013
Table Tennis: Our School team won
the first place at the district level. Anurug
and Neil Gollrakeri had participated at the
State level competitions held at Bijapur.
Badminton : Anwin Baptist, Rayston
D,Souza, Arwin Baptist, Vishnu Govind,
Amith D'Souza got 2nd place in
badminton.
Chess: Manohar Prabhu secured 1st
place, Kenneth Shawn secured 2nd place

and Ryan Fernandes won the third place at

the Taluk level and they participated at the
District level held at ujire.
Swimming : At the district level our
school team bagged the third place in 4
x100 mts Free style realy and 4X100 mts
Medlay relay Manohar Prabhu has won
50mts , 100mtrs, and 200 mts and 200 mtrs
breast storke and secured gold medals. He
got the III place in the district level and
Participated at the state level.
Basket ball : our school team won the
first place at the district level and
participated at the division level.
Athletics: Our School Relay team won
the 2nd place at the cluster level. Prajwal
Moras, Adwaith P, Dhanush K, and Roopith
D'Souza made our school proud. Roopith
D'Souza won 1st place in 100mts, 200mts,
and second place in long jump
Taluk level: We are proud to say that
our school realy team won the 2nd place at
the Taluk level. Manohar Prabhu secured
the 1st place in shot put.
District level: Roopith D'Souza won the
3rd place in 200mtrs.
At the Taluk level Athletic meet
conducted by Mannagudda Govt School
Roopith D'Souza Secured the 1st
place in 100mts - 1st place in, 200mts-2nd
place in, long jump and 1st place in 4 X 100
realy
Manohar Prabhu Secured the 1st
place in Shot put, 1st place in, Discuss throw
-1st place in Hurdles , 1st place in 4 X 100
realy and won the Individual championship.
Jostal Pinto : Secured the 3rd place in
Discuss throw
Aman yash Secured the 3rd place in
shot put

Vikhyath Ullal, Dhanush K, Parjwal

Moras and Monohar Prabhu secured the
1st place in 4x100 realy
Our school team secured the team
championship
Our School basket ball team secured
the 2nd place in basket ball organized by
James Naismith Inter District Basket ball
Tournament.
Table tennis: Neil gollerkeri won the
1st place at the Dakshina Kannada
District level cadet boys winner in the
tournament held at udupi, he was also
the winner in district level at manipal and
participated in the state ranking
tournament held in Bangalore and
shimoga.
Swimming : In Dasara open level
swimming competition at the district
level Manohar Prabhu Secured the 2nd
place in 100 mts breast stroke, 2nd in 200
mts breast storke. At the division level 3rd
in 100 mts breast stroke
STUDENT ACHIEVERS IN EXTRA
CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES:
Divya Sagar S.V got the 1st place in
drawing conducted by Prathibha Karanji
Aditya B got the 2nd place in
drawing conducted by madusoodhan
Kushe
Len Mendonca got the 1st place in
Key board conducted by Geetanjali
Dheeraj S.N got the 3rd place in
Hand writing conducted by Geetanjali
Skanda Mayya got the 2nd place in
Story Telling conducted by Prathibha
Karanji

Galwin DSouza got the 2nd place in

singing conducted by Geetanjali
Dean D'Souza got the 2nd place in
Fancy dress conducted by Pilikula
Braun Fernandes got the 1st place in
Singing conducted by Don Bosco and 2nd
place conducted by Geetanjali
Anas got the 2nd place in Fancy dress
conducted by Geetanjali
Prasanna got the 2nd place in Hand
writing conducted by Geetanjali
Shravan Shetty got the 2nd place in
Hand writing conducted by Geetanjali
Mohammed Aftab got the 3rd place
in Singing conducted by Geetanjali
Neil C D'Souza got the 1st place in
Keyboard conducted by Geetanjali
Leehan L D'Souza got the 1st place
in Fancy Dress competition conducted by
Don Bosco
Chris J D'Souza got the 1st place in
Singing conducted by Don Bosco
Daniel fernandes got the 3rd place in
Story Telling conducted by Manipal and 3rd
place Elocution conducted by Geetanjali
Rohan Pinto got the 3rd place in
drawing conducted by Geetanjali
Rahul Ramesh got the 1st place in
drawing conducted by Geetanjali
Nishan S got the 3rd place in drawing
conducted by Joyland and he is selected for
the state level Drawing at Bangalore
Anish Crasta got the 3rd place in dance
conducted by Geetanjali
Mohammed Rabiyyath Aslam got the
1st place in Essay conducted by Deccan
Herald.
Dillan Pereira got the 1st place in
Keyboard conducted by Sandesha

Gautham Rao 1st place in Fancy dress

conducted by Prathibha Karanji and 1st place
in Bharathiya District
Anston Rodrigues 1st place in Singing,
1st palce on volin and the 1st place in guitar
conducted by Geetanjali
Sarwin Deon Chandran got 1st place in
Science model state level , 1st place in quiz
and 3rd place clay modeling held at Prathibha
karanji and 3rd palce in craft conduct by
Joyland
Riyan Soans got the 2nd place in singing
conduct by Geetanjali
Aliric Pinto got the 2nd place in fancy
dress conduct by Prathibha Karanji
Monohar prabhu got the 2nd place in
Flower arrangement conduct by Prathibha
Karanji.
Nolan Lobo got the 2nd place in Quiz
conduct by joyland and 2nd place in
keyboard conduct by Geetanjali.
Nihal Dias got the 2nd place in Recitation
conduct by prathibha karanji , 1st place in
keyboard, 2nd place in singing conduct by
Geetanjali
Alistair D'Souza got the 1st place in Quiz
conduct by Joyland
Shravan Shetty got the 1st place in craft
Conduct by Joyland
Ankith Shetty got the 1st place in
Drawing conduct by MRPL
Ashly Shetty got the 3rd place in Drawing
conduct by Joyland
Dillan Pereira got the 1st place in
Keyboard conduct by Sandesha
Roopith D'Souza got the 1st place in
keyboard conduct by Geetanjali and 2nd
place in Science Model competition conduct
by Madhusoodhan Kushe
Prasad D'Sa got the 3rd place in singing
conduct by Geetanjali.

Aston D'Souza got the 1st place in Taluk

level Prathibha Karanji competition
Divya Sagar got the 2nd place in Drawing
in Taluk level Prathibha Karanji competition
Aaron Rodrigues, Aaron Dantis,
Gautham Rao, Riyan Soans, Anston Rodrigues,
and Aston D'Souza got the 2nd place in singing
group competition held at geethanjali.
Nolan Sarao, Kishan Kumar, Snehal, Pawan
Kumar, Kirsten martis Vishnu Govind 2nd
place in Dance competition held at
geethanjali
Goutham Rao, Prasad D'Sa, Amith Joyal,
Anston Rodrigues, Roopith D'Souza, Aaron
Rodrigues, Aaron Dantis got the 1st place in
Singing competition at the district level
Balaprathibha
Aaron Dantis, Aaron Rodrigues,
Gautham Rao, Roopith D'Souza, Riyan Soans,
Aston D'Souza, Anston Rodrigues 1st place in
singing competition held at Sarojini Madhu
sudhan Kushe
Aaron Dantis, Gautham Rao, Roopith
D'Souza, Prasad DSa, Aston D'Souza, Amith
Joyal 1st place in singing competition held at
Canara School Urwa.
Anish Crasta , Adithya B, Riyon , Rollen
and Pramatesh 1st place in fancy dress
competition held at Geethanjali.
Cleon D'Souza, Benet , Tushar S Bangara,
Dhanush K, Shmith lobo, Wayne Lobo, 1st
place in geethanjali singing competition.
Nihal Dias, Nathan rodrigues, Dexton
Lobo, Benet, Staulin, Sean 2nd place in
geethanjali singing competition
Prasad, Amith joyal, Amith D'Souza,
Rajath K, Einstin , Kenneth shalom 1st place in

group githanjali singing competition

Prasad D'Sa, Amith joyal, Amith D'Souza,
Rajath KT, Eienstin, Kenneth Shalom, Dexton
Lobo, Nathan dave, Inish pinto colin Pinto 2nd
place in Madhu Sudan Kushe singing
competiton.
Riyan Soans, Anston rodrigues, Aaron
rodrigues, Aaron Dantis, Aston D'Souza, cleon
D'Souza 1st palce in Cluster level Prathibha
karanji Competiiton and they got 1st Place in
taluk level prathibha karanji competition and
selected State level singing competition.
' Death is an overwhelming tragedy' We
are deeply saddened of the passing of Mrs
Janet Pereira former Headmistress of our
Primary School and Mr G Lobo Assistant
Headmaster of the middle school May their
souls rest in peace . In memory of Mrs Janet
Pereira her children have established a
scholarship fund with a capital of Rs one lakh.

SCHOLARSHIPS AND CONCESSIONS:

The management offers free education
to all the Kannada medium students including
free bus service, school uniforms, shoes, bags
and books. Scholarships are extended to a
large number of deserving English medium
students as well. About 8 lakhs are spent for
the above mentioned purpose.
Remedial coaching and Spoken English
classes are held for Kannada medium
students.

CONCLUSION:
This report an attempt to highlight some
of our achievements during the year under
review. We in this school are committed to

strive for the highest standards. The

pursuit of an all round development to
the full measure of God given talents
remains a prominent goal of our
education. Its aim is not simply to amass a
store of information on prepare for a
profession, though these goals are
important in themselves. The ultimate
aim of our education is rather the full
growth of the person, that leads to action
of building a community of discerning
persons, who have received personal care
and individual attention in their early
formative years, to rise above mediocrity
in their daily lives and so share the
richness of themselves with others. Our
aim is to form people for others.
As I conclude, I wish to thank Rev Fr
D e n z i l L o b o S J Re c to r a n d t h e
Management for their encouragement,
guidance and support.
I wish to express my gratitude to Mr
Ganesh S Rao our chief guest, for his
encouraging words.
Thanks to the Headmistress, the Asst
Headmaster, the members of the staff,
We express our appreciation to the PTA
headed by Mr Sathya Gollerkeri and the
parents who have been able to
accomplish many things for our school
working as team with their time, talent
financial support for the betterment of
the school. Our Sincere thanks to you
dear parents for your contribution to our
school and your commitment in all the
endeavors of our school. God bless us all.

- Fr Michael John, SJ
Correspondent

Main Celebrant
Rev Fr. Kiran Coth SJ

SPL : Gautham Rao

Main Celebrant
Rev Fr. Melwin Pinto SJ

Cheif Guest
Mrs Anjana Yash

ASPL : Prajwal Moras

Cheif Guest
Mrs Hilda C Pinto

Cheif Guest
Mr. M.P. Noronha

Mrs Clara D'Souza

Team Work; In union there is strength

Rev. Fr Alphonse Fernanades SJ,

Chief Guest Opening Ceremony

The Challenging Spirit

Mrs Sushma Sathish,

Chief Guest Clossing Ceremony

You win some, you lose some and some get raned out but you gotta suit up for them all...

Putting their best foot forward

- March Past

Invoking Prayers
God's Blessings

Welcome Dance

Sri Ganesh Rao

Cheif Guest

Western Dance

Colourful world - Action Song

English Drama - The Chistmas Treasure

Retro - Western Dance

National Integration

My Mom is Amazing - English Song

International Dance

Mangalore Vaibhav - Dance

Hand Maim

Orchestra

U gd PU v - Action Song

chievers

State A

Ready to embark on a new journey... Our out going student

Cheif Guest
Mrs Blossom Rego

For the love

of mother
-Rachith D'souza, IIB2

Johann
Mother's pale fingers
Touch my forehead and softly say,
"Awake,the days ahead!"
First pampering,then tempering
Her glittering eyes cast a magical spell
Her elegant look cast up a tell
Like the rays of the morning sun
Showering around with great fun

Water ! Water !
- Revan Jude Sequiera, 1st B2

Water Water everywhere

Waste no water anywhere,
Sow a seed and water it,
See a lovely plant grow from it.

As mesmerising as a red rose

Spreading happiness
Wherever she goes
Every word a jewel in a treasure
With a deep love
needs no words
to measure
Morning till evening I behold her
How my heart yearns
for her affection!
All I want to say
A debt of gratitude,never
my soul can repay
Thy love beyond bounds
Like streams of water
Cascading down till eternity.
Water water everywhere,
Waste no water anywhere
Take a bath and you can sit,
Looking cheerful, bright and fit.
Water water everywhere,
Waste no water anywhere.

Wolfgang von
Goethe:

Treat
people as if
they were
what they
ought to be,
and you help
them become
what they
are capable
of becoming.

St Aloysius Higher Primary School

August
Afternoon
-Joswin Pinto, VI D

Helen Keller:

Where shall we go?

Where shall we play?
What shall we do?
On a hot summer day.
Well play on the slide
Go, up and down
And drink Milkshake
In the cool open air

Optimism is
the faith that
leads to
achievement;
nothing can be
done without
hope and
confidence.

St Aloysius Higher Primary School

Peoples Pro
(Life Skills)
Amith Joyal J, VIIth D

We have travelled a journey of

interesting experience with people
Pros SALT programme. We have
One glass for you
noted each Life Skill topic in our
one glass for me
shaker book in life is the necessity
In the cool green shade
to equip ourselves to be better
persons some call it as successful,
of the Huge pine tree
others call it being effective. This is
What shall we eat?
the one that leads us to become a
We shall eat rice
good citizen.
What shall we do?
We have learned how it is
Well play in the pool
possible to live in our families,
Well splash water
school, and community. We learned
you and me
to handle problems that we
and sit on the chair
commonly encounter in our day to
In the hot sun rays
day life, and to solve them. And
Where shall we rest?
learned to work as a team as we
well rest in the hut
were clubbed into groups for
what shall we do?
well play hide and seek activities. We learned good values
and character. Not only skills, we
I will hide
had fun games, indoor projects and
and you search for me
lots of fun.
In the corner of the hut
All these we have experienced
You can never find me.
only due to our teachers. Thank you
for co-operating with us.

How to Say Hello in

Different Languages
- Bennet Collin, VI D

Hello is a word used as greeting.

It is an expression used to greet somebody
you meet (or to answer a telephone call). If you want to say
"hello" in a different language then the list below should come
in handy. However, verbally expressing (saying) hello might
not be easy. Trying to pronounce a word in a different language,
that you are not acquainted with, can cause you to mispronounce
the word. If possible, try to listen carefully to how people of
that language greet each other. The pronunciation of word can
also vary from one region to another within a country. It may, as
well, not be the best phrase to say in a given situation. Depending
on a culture, it may be customary to say hello with a hand
shake, hug, bow etc. Since you are learning to say HELLO in
different languages not all countries are listed. This is because
you are not learning to say HELLO in every different country
(where the language would be the same for one already listed).
Here are some of the ways of saying "hello" in different languages
around the world.
Tamil
Telugu
Urdu
Sri Lankan
Punjabi
Russian

India
India
Pakistan
Sri Lanka
India
Russia

Vanakkam, Nalama
Namaskaaramulu
Asalam Alaykum
Kohomada
Sat Sri Akal
Privet

Japanese
Korean
German
Greek
Albanian
American

Japan
Korea
Germany
Greece
Albania
USA

Konnichiwa, Ohayo
Ahnyong
Guten tag
Geia sou
Tungjatjeta
Hi/hello

Jacob
Bronowski:

- Vyasa, VD

Animals
A cockroach will live nine days without its head before it starves to death.
The cockroach has a high resistance to radiation
and is the creature most likely to survive a nuclear
war.
The male praying mantis cannot copulate while its
head is attached to its body. The female initiates
sex by ripping the male's head off.
Elephants are the only animals that cannot jump.
A pig's orgasm lasts 30 minutes.
Humans and dolphins are the only species that have
sex for pleasure.
Some lions mate over 50 times a day.
The catfish has over 27,000 taste buds.

Humans
The strongest muscle in the human body is the
tongue.
Babies are born without kneecaps. They appear
when the child is 2-6 years of age.
Your body is creating and killing 15 million red blood
cells per second!

It is important
that students
bring a certain
ragamuffin,
barefoot
irreverence to
their studies;
they are not
here to worship
what is known,
but to question
it.

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Most of us
are talkative
Mary Kay
Ash:
Dont limit
yourself. Many
people limit
themselves to
what they think
they can do. You
can go as far as
your mind lets
you. What you
believe, you can
achieve.

- Dipal RK, V

Being talkative is a brain full of ideas to take! A

talkative person starts conversation in elevators with
complete strangers on topics that are as fleeting as
bubbles in wine water! People discuss a lot about
time without looking at their expensive watches.
They dont seem to stop conversation in elevators,
in grocery stores, in college hallways. Endless
repetition of conversations make people wonder if
the talkative ever get tired of talking. They keep
boredom and awkward silence to a bare minimum.
Of what they say is interesting that a talkative person
is usually fun and always has a good story or two. It

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Breeze
- Joswin Pinto, VI D

makes them important as with out them everything would

be quiet. Well, if you are all anything like me then you are
going to hate the person. So go ahead and talk your hearts
out! Talkatives are envied by the shy and hated by the other
talkative people. But a nice quiet person can be pleasant
too. Talkative people note that you are an alert mind and
are socially active.
So never mind annoying a few people!!!

The cool gentle wind

The cool windy breeze
Going out to play
On a cool windy day
The breeze sways the plants
The trees and the birds
Feeling much better
When feeling the breeze

Breeze is the wind

The light gentle wind
Breeze helps to fly
The kites in the sky.
Breeze is the weather
The cooling weather
Feel like to enjoy
In the cool breeze morn.

Friendship

An

Ideal
Student

- Dhanwin N suvarna, Ist B1

- K. Manjunath Bhat VC

Friendship is just like a sailing ship.

Its full of joy and happiness.
With some silliness
Friends are the only people,
Whom we share
Whom I, we bare
And even care
And who are very very rare
They are the ones who scold like a dad
care like a mom
Tease like a sister
Irritate like a brother
But ultimately they are the best...
Friendship
Is just like a sailing ship.

Children are the future of

the country. They should ask
students
make
themselves ideal. An
ideal student is the
wealth and future of
the nation, hope of a
family and pride of the
school. He endears
himself to all by his temperment, qualities of head, heart
and knowledge. He respects his teachers and staffs helpful
as well as friendly to his class fellows. Such good and bright
students are the gems of an institution, who become ideal
citizens, politicians, statemenent and leaders. I think an
ideal student always takes an active part in academics as
well as in extra curricular activities. He is both attentive
and punctual in his studies. He is always in the good books
of his teacher An ideal student is disciplined and obedient.
He is not a book worm but an all rounder.

Margaret
Mead:
Never doubt
that a small
group of
thoughtful,
committed
citizens can
change the
world; indeed it
is the only thing
that ever has.

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There are many different sizes of rocks that can be found

in space. As the Earth revolves around the Sun, it will be
exposed to some of the rocks that come in its path. When
these rocks collide with the Earths atmosphere (at great
velocities), they begin to heat up due to air friction. Because
of the high temperature produced from the air friction, they
start to glow and then burn up. This is what we observe in the sky (at night)
- Ahmed, VD
which appears to us as a glowing star moving across the sky. This trail of light is
short-lived and vanishes in few a seconds. This also happens during daytime but
we cannot see it because they are too dim in the sunlight. This glowing (burning) rock
is called a meteor or what we commonly call a shooting or falling star. A meteoroid is
that debris found outside the atmosphere. A meteoroid can range from the size of a grain
of sand up to a boulder. Meteoroids are composed of stone, iron, or a mixture of stone and
iron. If a meteor goes through the Earths atmosphere without burning up and hit the Earths
surface (ground), it is called a meteorite. In other words, an incoming meteoroid that survives
its passage through the Earth's atmosphere as a meteor and impacts the Earth's surface, it is
then known as a meteorite. Most meteoroids however burn up when entering the Earths
atmosphere. Meteorites are of two types; stony and metallic.
At certain times of year, several meteoroids collide with the Earths atmosphere. This happen when
Earth goes through a region of space that contains a lot of rocks and dust. This debris come from the passage of a
comet that breaks up as it comes near the Sun ejecting a lot of dust and chunks of rock in its path. If the comet's
orbital path intersects with that of Earth, then the swarm of rocks and dust scattered over the comet entire orbit
will then collides with the Earths atmosphere. This event will result in what you called a meteor shower. Large
numbers of meteors observed in a particular part of the sky are named for the constellation in which they appear
to originate. For example, the Aquarids seem to come from the constellation of Aquarius (July 15- August 15 - Delta
Aquarids), Leonids will appear to originate in the constellation of Leo (November 15-20), the Perseids from Perseus
(July 25 - August 18) and the Orionids from Orion (October 16-27). Scientists (astronomers) used the name of the
constellation it appears to come from to name them for easy reference. Meteor showers occur on about the same
dates each year. Therefore, a falling star or a shooting star has nothing whatsoever to do with a star. It is just
another name for a meteoroid (interplanetary debris) that burns up as it enters the Earth's atmosphere. That is, air
friction vaporizes them into the white-hot streaks of light. This visible path (streak of light) of a meteoroid is a
meteor. Thus, shooting stars or the falling stars are meteors.

What are
Shooting Stars?

Erich
Fromm:
Why should
society feel
responsible only
for the education
of children, and
not for the
education of all
adults of every
age?

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Teacher
- Teacher

Nature
- By Balram Nayam, IIIB1

- Pratham Shetty, IIIB2

Abigail
Adams:

You make school so much fun

You teach us whats good and whats not
So you are the one
We love a lot
I love you my dear teacher.

Mother

Mother, Mother, Mother

The best creation of God
She is a priceless treasure
Whom I have got
She melts like a candle
And is sweet like honey
Day in and day out
I wait for her company
She is the valuable gift
Given to me by God
She takes care of me and
I love my Mother a lot
- Dion Rivan Rego, B1

The thing which I love the most... Its

not my food, its not my post, Its not my
money, Its not health neither is it life nor
is it death. The thing which I love the most
is nature.
Nature is the greatest of all creations.
It is the seat of all my emotions, with
which I never shall part. The thing which I
apperciate the most is nature. But
everyone is destroying nature without
thinking about their future.
It will surely bring them doom.
Then I shall appreciate whom?
The thing which I love and pity the
most is Nature.

Learning is
not attained
by chance; it
must be sought
for with
ardour and
attended to
with diligence.

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St Aloysius College Hr Pry School -

The Ultimate Choice

- Mrs Niveditha Caroline Lobo
M/o. Nihal Rian Dias, VII D

The learning
process is
different for
each individual.
Hear these great
thinkers muse on
what learning
means to them in
these
inspirational
quotes.

Choosing the best school in town for your precious child

is a decision which involves treamendous lot of thinking,
probing, running round various schools, asking friends and
other parents with older children and so on. No stone is left
unturned to reach the best. About seven years ago, my
husband and I went through one of the greatest anxieties a
parent suffers-have we selected the best school for our child?
Our anxiety took us around to various schools in Mangalore.
All through out this searching, there was one school that was
in sight as the best but we were looking to see if there was
something better than the best! Obviously, there were none
so we got our son enrolled at St Aloysius College Higher Primary
School.
So, the big question is why is this school the best? The
first answer that comes to my mind is that this is the oldest
schoo in town where almost all my family members both, by
birth and by marriage have studied. So, the Aloysian spirit is in
our blood! Naturally, we are drawn to this school. There are
other bigger reasons. This is a school with a difference. The
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children! Nobody expects students to `only study

and get good marks here. In fact, when the teachers
find students who are withdrawn or arent migling
around, it worries them. Teachers here understand
even the trouble makers and have a humane
attitude towards them! Inspired by such teachers,
students learn to accept their classments as they
are. They celebrate their different rather than
complain or feel out-of-place.
Above all this, the school provides lots of
opportunities for skill development through club
activity. There is at least one club for each kind of
skill one can think of. Sports and Games are also
given a lot of encouragement. While discipline is
enforced strictly it has never been inhuman.
Everybody, from the Headmistress, Mrs Philomena
Lewis to the Librarian, Ms Diana Santhumayor, are
interested, qualified and concerned about their
students.
As a parent I remain ever grateful to this great
institution for the role it has played in shaping the
personality of my son. As he leaves the portals of
the higher primary school, I wish to extend my
heartfelt thanks to the school. May God continue
to bless this school forever. Thank you.

My Parents
- Shawn Regan DSouza, IIB2

God cannot be everywhere, so he

made mothers. A father is a library
to his child.
Parents are divine gifts. They
are the source of our life on earth.
My fathers name is Canute Roshan
DSouza and mothers name Smitha
Fernandes. My mother is a lecturer and
my father is a businessman. They take
great care of me. They always observe my studies and other
activities. I am the apple of their eyes. They always think of
my comfort and happiness over theirs. They want me to be
well educated and established in life.
My parents always teach me to be honest, punctual,
gentle, polite, religious and dedicated. Whenever I do anything
wrong, they point out my mistakes and show me the right
path. My parents buy me lot of books which help me in
acquirng immense knowledge about everything , be it road
safety or good habits, art and culture. My parents insist that I
watch educative channels like discovery, History, Animal
Planet, National Geography, etc though I watch them rarely.
I am proud of having such parents. My duty towards them
is to obey their orders and to pray to God for their sound health
and mental peace. I love my parents more than anything in
the world.

When Words Fail...

Music Speaks
Antoine de
SaintExupery:

- Roopith D'Souza, 7th D

Music is part of my everyday life.

Its the only thing that makes me fully alive.
No matter what it could be, all music influences me.
Music teaches me everything.
Without music I don't know what I would do!
When I feel bad, its the only place I go to.
Music is my life, desire.
As I listen to music it builds me higher.
No matter what kind Rock,Country or Jazz.
Whatever you're feeling,
whether its happy,sad or fear;
Just turn it up and listen to what you hear.
Music is the pulse that flows through my every vein.
To me music could never go wrong.
I could listen to it all day long.
DON'T UNDERESTIMATE
THE POWER OF MUSIC!!!
I love music

Each man must

look to himself
to teach him the
meaning of life.
It is not
something
discovered. It is
something
molded.

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Water being one of the most essential densities of life, is

becoming an increasingly scarce resource and needs careful
planning and management. Availability of safe quality drinking
water is being reduced due to pollution from sewage and
industrial waste. So water should be meticulously harnessed and
- Raafid VC
carefully conserved. It should be economically used and safely
disposed off after usage.
The need of the hour is sustainable water management, especially in the
content of meeting the demands of an increasing population. Simply put, it means
managing our limited water resources for present needs while keeping in mind
the future requirement of the next generation. It also means looking at fresh water
as an exhaustible, natural and essential resource and seeing watershed areas as
sustainable units of water resource development and management. Uttarkand
state, whose glacial peaks and beautiful Valleys hold age-old ecological secrets, is
a major water bank for North India. These natural sources are nourished by rain
water, which is the biggest source of water on this planet.

Save Water
Frances
Willard:
No matter how he
may think himself
accomplished,
when he sets out
to learn a new
language, science
or the bicycle, he
has entered a new
realm as truly as
if he were a child
newly born into
the world.
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Identify the Car

- Saahil M.S.

Identify the Pen

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I am the friend of Rama

I was once the American President
I am a precious gem
I am a foreign diplomat
I am a wrestler
I control a charging bull
I act in films
I am the ship of the desert
Vehicles are parked on me
I drive planes
I am kept in parks

- Maruthi
- Ford
- Opel
- Ambassador
- Sumo
- Matador

- Hero
- Camel
- Parker
- Pilot
- Fountain

The Mighty
- Hashim Ali, VD

At the edge of a forest, stood a big tree. Its

branches spread out majestically and so did its roots.
It shielded people from the sun under its shady
leaves, and provided shelter to countless birds and
other small creatures in its branches. It buzzed with
activity all the time.
At the foot of the tree grew a little plant. The
plant was willowy and delicate, and tended to keel
over at the touch of the slightest breeze. One day,
the two neighbours were having a little chat.
"Well, little one," said the tree to the plant, "Why
do you not plant your feet deeply in the ground, and
raise your head boldly in the air as I do?"
"I see no need to do so," whispered the plant
with a smile. "Actually, I think I may be safer this way."
"Safer!" sneered the tree. "Are you suggesting that
you're safer than I am? Do you know how deep my
roots are buried, how thick and strong my trunk is?
Even if two men hold hands they would not be able
to surround my trunk. Who could possibly pluck me
by the roots or bow my head to the ground?" And
the tree turned away from the plant in a great huff.
But the tree was to regret its words very soon.
One evening a great hurricane arose in the region. It

hurled the trees off their roots and

almost completely destroyed
the forest. It uprooted the
neem tree and hurled it
away with great force.
When the storm
had passed, the villagers
living nearby surveyed the damage.
Mighty trees that had once
almost touched the sky, were
now reduced to stumps or
worse. The forest was littered with their carcasses.
But there was one exception. The little plant. The plant
had been tossed and turned under the fury of the hurricane,
and bent completely. But when the hurricane ended, it sighed
and stood upright again.
No trace remained of its mighty neighbour though.

- Neel Kundhar, IVB1

Buddhist
Proverb:
If a seed of a
lettuce will not
grow, we do not
blame the
lettuce. Instead,
the fault lies
with us for not
having
nourished the
seed properly.

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surprising is that one of them

takes just 2.98 days to
complete a round and the
other takes 29.8 days. Now
the astronomers have to put
on their thinking caps to
figure out why one circles the
- Mohammed Rabiyath, VIC
star exactly ten times faster
Astronomers working at Berkeley and
than the other!
Geneva have found nine new planets circling
Since many extra solar
nearby stars. With this discovery, we now
planets are too far away to
know of 50 extra-solar planets, also called
see directly, astronomers
exoplanets. That is a big increase from 41
must detect extrasolar
planets last known five years ago.
planets by carefully watching
All these individual planets move in an
the stars to see if they
orbit around a star, which is called their
"wobble," or slightly shift
parent star. The astronomers estimate that
their center of mass. Just as
the Beta Pictoris star has a planet ten times
the moon has gravitational
the mass of Earth. It orbits at a distance of
effects on Earth, and each of
about 10.5 billion kilometers, more than ten
the solar system planets has a
times the distance of the earth from the sun. slight effect on our sun, any
And Vega, one of the brightest stars in the sky large object orbiting a star will
appears to have a planet twice the mass of
tug at the star, causing the
Jupiter, the largest planet in our solar system. star to move slightly.
This planet is 8 billion kilometers from its
When searching for
parent star. In comparison, our solar system
extrasolar planets,
seems almost tiny. The distance between
astronomers see a slight shift
Pluto, the farthest planet in our solar system in a star's light as an alert that
and the sun is "just" 5.9 billion kilometers!
some object -- perhaps a
Besides these two planets, there are two planet -- may be orbiting it.
others, which are as big as Saturn. These two Several of these stars now
orbit very close to their parent star. What is
seem to show unexplained

Planets! Planets!
and more Planets!
- Vladimir
Lenin
"Learning is
never done
without errors
and defeat."
- Unknown
"You haven't
failed, until
you stop
trying"

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wobble behaviour, a condition

that many scientists think is
evidence for second and even
third planets orbiting them,
according to a report in The
Hindu.
Geoff Marcy of San
Francisco State University told
the BBC: "The planets we are
finding around other stars, all
orbit in elongated, elliptical
orbits. It's quite frightening that
virtually all planets that we have
found orbit close to their stars
where they heat up and then
move out to where they cool
down," as reported in Deccan
Chronicle.
In such a case, water, if it did
exist on these planets, would
boil and then freeze! In such a
situation, would life -- as we
know it -- exist on these planets?

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It was in the academic year 2006-07 that an

Independent parents Teachers Association was started
for our school. Before that we had a joint PTA along with
the high school. We had Mr. Sunil as the first Vice
president, followed by Mrs. Lunita D'Sa for the next two
terms; she was followed by yours truly for the next two
terms. We had Mrs. Ramona Mathias for 2011-12. We
have Mrs. Satya Gollerkeri for the past two terms.
As I go down memory lane it was in the year 1974
that I stepped out of the Portals of the than St Aloysius
Middle School. Thanks to Fr Clifford & my younger son
Amith D'Souza who got admission to 1st Std. of St
Aloysius College Higher Primary School, I could again
associate with my Alma mater and have the most
pleasant experience to serve for 7 long years as a PTA
executive member of our school. I have many sweet
memories but cannot mention them all. I had the
pleasure of giving away a prize to my own son as well as
being the Chief Guest at the Fathers Day Celebrations
of my son's class.
Parents & Teacher are the two sides of the same
coin. There is no doubt that, no asset is more precious
to a school than a supportive & co-operative parent.
Truly we as parents strongly & firmly believe that we
have a very important role in the progress and all round

Our
Parents'
Teachers
Association
Vinod D'Souza, P.T.A. Executive Committee Member

development of our school I can justly & proudly state

that our PTA is one of the best PTA of our District. Our
PTA has been an effective and vibrant body over the
years. The success of our Fancy Fetes as well as teachers
Day Celebrations, among various other activities are a
testimony to the same. We always believe in team spirit
and work as a team for the success of all our programmes.
Before closing I would like to express a few words of
gratitude. To Fr Francis Serrao the present Bishop of
Shimoga, Fr Joseph Rodrigues, Fr Denzil Lobo being the
Past & present Rectors of this institute. Fr Clifford
Sequeirs & Fr Melwyn Pinto & Fr Micheal John the past
& present correspondents. Thanks to Mr. Prakash D'Souza
who PTA secretary during my term as V.P. The
Headmistress and all the teaching & Non teaching staff
It was nice working with all of you & getting to know all
of you.

Vilfredo
Pareto:
Give me a fruitful
error any time,
full of seeds,
bursting with its
own corrections.
You can keep
your sterile truth
for yourself.

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The Divine Artist

Denis
Waitley:
All of the top
achievers I know
are life-long
learners. Looking
for new skills,
insights, and
ideas. If theyre
not learning,
theyre not
growing and not
moving toward
excellence.

You fill the earth

with colourful things
You brighten the corners
with real beams
You are the real joy given to me
You are a lovely abode for birds and trees
Bees and plants even for me
You are the mother of plants and trees
Tending and caring them in loving ways.
You are wonderful!
But I cannot count your wonders

Jellyfish evaporate in the sun.

They're 98% water!
- Liston VD

When jellyfish are in the water, they can be a bit intimidating. Their tentacles can pack a painful electrical
shock. However, once they wash up on shore, they are
anything but intimidating. It turns out that jellyfish are 98%

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- Lishawn lenn DSouza, VC

You give me clean air

To fill me with good breath and health
You fill the earth with colourful flowers
The soil the air and the wonders
I cannot stare make my heart throb without a care.
You are loving, you are kind
You are the peace given to my mind
You are the derise, you are the desire
You are the real inspiration of my dream
Oh! wonder of Nature
How great you are.
water. Most are transparent
and bell-shaped. If they end
up on the beach, they will
most likely evaporate in a few
hours and mostly disappear.
Jellyfish also dont have
brains, bones or a heart. They
do have rudimentary sensory
nerves though.

CLEANLINESS &
GOOD MANNERS
FOR CHILDREN
CLEAN PERSONAL HABITS.
- Brush your teeth Twice a Day.
- Take a bath Daily.
- Cut your nails, Once a week.
- Wash your hand before eating, after eating &
after using the Toilet.
- Drink boiled water.
CLEANLINESS OF THE HOME & CLASSROOM.
- Keep your things in the proper place.
- Cover all the foods. Dont waste food.
- Sweep and dust the house every day.
- Do not throw bits of paper on the floor.
- Do not write on the desks.
Good Manners at Home.
- Everyday wish your mummy and daddy Good
Morning & Good Night.
- Hang your clothes in the cupboard.
- Take Good care of your books and toys.
- Close the taps after use. Dont waste water.
GOOD MANNERS AT SCHOOL.
- Wish the teacher when you enter the class.
- Listen to the teacher when she talks.

- Say please & thank you to your Classmates.

- Speak politely to the school helpers.
- Do not interrupt grown-ups who are speaking with each
other unless there is an emergency. They will notice you
and respond when they have finished talking.
- When you have any doubt about doing something, ask
permission first.
GOOD MANNERS AT THE TABLE.
- Wash hands and face before sitting down at the table.
- Sit down in your proper seat and put your napkin on your
lap.
- Wait to begin eating until everyone is seated and has been
served. Many families wait until an adult gives permission
to start eating.
- Dont spill food on the table.
- Dont talk while eating.
- Chew your food well and eat slowly.
- Dont waste food.
- Drink Sufficient Water after food.
- Dont take heavy food.
GOOD MANNER IN PUBLIC PLACES.
- Cover your mouth when you cough or sneeze, and dont
pick your nose in public.
- When an adult asks you for a favor, do it without grumbling
and with a smile.
- The world is not interested in what you dislike. Keep
negative opinions to yourself, or between you and your
friends, and out of earshot of adults.
- Do NOT throw your Rubbish everywhere
- Don't spit everywhere

Dr. David M.
Burns:
Aim for success,
not perfection.
Never give up
your right to be
wrong, because
then you will lose
the ability to learn
new things and
move forward
with your life.
Remember that
fear always lurks
behind
perfectionism.

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Tongue Twisters
- Joswin Pinto, VI D

- Elinor Smith
"It had long since
come to my
attention that
people of
accomplishment
rarely sat back
and let things
happen to them.
They went out
and made things
happen."

Sally is selfish selling shellfish So sallys shellfish seldom sell

She sewed shirts seriously
Gloria groot gled a groat
Five fashionable females flying to France for fresh french fries.
Pretty Polly perken polished paper plates and plaster plaques.
Fanny fetter found a fan a fan found fanny fetter but fanny fetter lost his fan
and wept till he felt better.
Sarah saw a sash shop full of showy, shing sashes.
Graces grey-green gloves glided gracefully to the ground.
Wheedling was weeping wennie wails widly.
Sooty sukey shook some soot from sister Suzies sooty shoes.
Can kitty cuddle claires Kitten?
Beautiful Bonnie bless blows blissfully beautiful bubbles.
Tisbeth lips lengthy lessons.
Which is the switch that wished the wicked wish?
Shy sly sheila sat shivering in slim shiny, shot-slik smock.
Bettey Batter had some butter, But, she said, this butters bitter. If I
bake this bitter butter I will make my batter bitter.
The savor of the silly scent the sentry sent to millicent.

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Ramanujans
Magic Square

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Develop a
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Ray LeBlond:

Try this combination also.

You learn
something every
day if you pay
attention.

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Amazing Facts!
- Pratham Raj, VD

- Henry Ford
"One of the
greatest
discoveries a
man makes, one
of his great
surprises, is to
find he can do
what he was
afraid he could
not do."

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You know, you can see your nose all the time but
somehow your brain always ignores it!
We all blink after every few seconds, but do we know
the purpose of blinking ! Blinking helps to wash tears
over our eyeballs.That keeps them clean and moist.
An average person has over 1,460 dreams a year
which is about 4 dreams every night!
On a clear night, the human eye can see between
2000 to 3000 stars in the sky.
Do you know the similarity between human body and
a banana? You will be amazed to know that 50% of
human DNA is same as in banana!
The human body has enough iron in it to make 3
inches long nail.
Click & See free Human Body Systems - videos Science
Cartoon Videos
A human heart pumps enough blood to fill 100
swimming pools in an average lifetime. In the same
time it will beat almost three billion times
While sleeping, one person out of every eight snores,
and one in ten grinds his teeth.
All babies are color blind when they are born, so they
only see black & white.
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People with dark color skin wrinkle later than the

people having light color skins!
Guess how many muscles are working when you take
a step! Well, about 200 muscles are used when we
take a single step!
Weight of the eyeball ! The eyeball of a human weighs
approximately 28 grams.
People generally read 25% slower from a computer
screen compared to paper.
Do you know, it is impossible to sneeze with your
eyes open !
And do you know, it is impossible to hum while your
nose is plugged close !
Do you know 'rhinoplasty' is the name given to plastic
surgery which involves nose !
Have you heard about Anosmia, Dysosmia,
Hyperosmia? These all words are related to sense of
smelling. Anosmia means inability to smell and
Dysosmia is a condition where things don't smell like
they should smell whereas Hyperosmia means strong
sense of smelling !
Here is one more trivia about nose: the technical term
for sense of smell is 'olfaction' !
Your brain is move active and thinks more at night
than during the day.
Do you know what is Uvula? It is the small piece of
the small tissue dangling over the tongue.
Now this is cool, the tongue is the strongest muscle
in the human body.
And did you know that our fingers don't have any
muscles ? The muscles which move our finger joints
are located in the palm and up in the forearm.

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trillion cells!
Your tongue has 3,000 taste buds.
Do you know, your brain is 80% water?
No pain in the brain! Do you know our brain does not
feel pain! Even though brain processes pain signals,the
brain itself actually does not feel pain.
Bones in an adult account for 14% of the body's total
weight.
The tips of your fingers have enough strength to
support the weight of your whole body
You are born with 300 bones in your body, but as an
adult you only have 206 bones. This happens because
many of them join together to make a single bone.
The outsides of a bone are hard, they are light and
soft inside. They are about 75% water.
The strongest bone in your body is the femur
(thighbone), and it's hollow!
The smallest bone in the human body is the staples
bone which is located in the ear, it is also called stirrup.
Men get hiccups more often than women.
A sneeze can exceed the speed of 100 miles per
hour.When a sneeze leaves your body, it is at such a
high speed that you should avoid supressing it.
It takes food only seven seconds to go from the mouth
to the stomach via the esophagus, pretty fast ! right?
Enamel is hardest substance in the human body.
Fingernails grow nearly 4 times faster than toenails!
Women hearts beat faster than men. Also women
blink more than men !
In one day, your heart beats 100,000 times.

And do you know that breathing rate is faster in

children and women than men !
The normal pulse is 70 heartbeats per minute.
Blood is such a good stain that Native Americans used
it for paint.
Did you know that Blood is 6 times thicker than

- Michael
Deckman

A sweet glory night

-Manish Machado, VD

In the evening sunshine

The sun has become so big
He changed his colour
The water is too red.
The fishers going with their boat
to catch the fish by speading their net.
Net help the fishers bring lots of fish
and fishers sale the fish.
At the same time
The birds going to their nest
The sun slowly setting down
And went deep in the sea
After becoming dark
The moon and stars appear in the sky
The mother sing glory song
To her sleeping child.

" The only dreams

impossible to
reach are the ones
you never pursue."
B.B.King:
The beautiful
thing about
learning is that
no one can take it
away from you.

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Preparing
for Winter
- Shafaqath, VIC

Unknown:
Never be afraid
to try something
new. Remember
amateurs built
the ark, but
professionals
built the Titanic.
Abraham
Lincoln:
The Best way to
predict your
Future is to
create it.

Autumn was
coming to an end. All
the insects and
animals
were
working very hard
to stock their
larders
with
enough food to last them the winter. They all knew that winter
time would be tough - it would be cold and food would be
scarce. As it would get dark really soon, it would be difficult to
go looking for food.
Therefore, everyone was working hard, all except Mr
Grasshopper. He loved autumn. Autumn was a time when the
leaves changed colour. It was all so so pretty. The trees seemed
to be on fire with red, yellow and orange leaves, which then
fell off and covered the ground. There was a pleasant breeze
too.
Mr Grasshopper spent his days playing. He jumped from
leaf to leaf and from one fallen twig to another. What he liked
best was the way the leaves bounced when he jumped off
them, and how the leaf he landed on swayed with his weight.
"Yooo eeeeee. Life is lovely, the world is beautiful, I want to
play forever..." he sang.

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Just then little Miss Ant happened to pass by.

She was dragging a heavy grain of rice behind her.
"Oowf. This is so heavy. I wish I could get some
help with this. I should have asked my brother to
come along to help me," she was muttering. "Oh,
do you need help?" asked Mr Grasshopper.
"Yes, sir. Would you give me a hand? My ant
hill is just a few trees away, but this is so heavy,"
replied the ant happily. "Naw. First you come and
play with me for some time, then I shall gladly help
you. What are you toiling for anyway? Autumn is
so beautiful, you too should enjoy the weather
while you can," the grasshopper said.
"No, Mr Grasshopper. You too must start
collecting your food for the winter. Otherwise it
will be tough as there won't be anything to eat,"
said the concerned ant.
"Nothing doing. I will go out and find all the
food I want when I am hungry. Right now it is time
to play and have a party," the silly grasshopper
replied. So Miss Ant just shook her head and went
on - "Huff, puff, huff, puff."
Then winter came. It was so cold that the ants
didn't dare to come out. But their tummies were
full and they were warm and happy. Actually,
everyone was warm and happy, except for Mr
Grasshopper. He was cold and hungry. As he went
hunting for food only when it was less cold than
usual, he got very little to eat and soon became
weak with hunger.
"Oh, why did I spend my days playing? I should
have listened to the ant..." he thought with regret.

Go For It, Bablu!

It happened on the day school started after a heavenly two

months of summer holidays. Shankar refused to wake up at 6
- Ujwal, VID
am. He wanted to dream more about his visit to his grandparents'
home. They lived in the picturesque city of Mysore in the
southern Indian state of Karnataka. He particularly wanted to remember his two trips to the Bandipur National
Park. It was a magical forest in the shade of the Nilgiri mountains which always seemed to have their heads in the
clouds! Shankar had been lucky to see the stately Asian elephant, the Mugger crocodile, the four-horned antelope,
and the leopard. The tiger had been elusive. Next time, Shankar told himself happy at the thought.
He wanted next time to be now! But first, his mother and then his father kept talking in his ear till he was
forced to get up. Have you ever had anyone droning into your ear while you tried to sleep? It can be terrible.
However, once Shankar saw his friends in the school bus, he felt happy to be back from his dream.
When Shankar returned home in the afternoon he saw his mother standing at the door. That was strange. He
wondered, Why hasnt Amma gone to office today? When he saw the worried look on her face he felt a flash of
fear.
Amma gave him a tight hug and two kisses on the forehead. Shankar, I wanted to
tell you myself. Your father had an accident while driving to office. The good news is that
he will be out of hospital in two weeks. He will be absolutely fine. But I think it is time to
get a driver for him. You and I shall select a fine young man to drive Appa carefully to
office.
Ammas words calmed Shankar. He felt happy at the thought of helping out Appa.
In the next few days he sat next to his mother while she interviewed several men for the
post of chauffeur to Appa. They both decided on Raj. He was 30 years old and had a
pleasant way of speaking. Raj will take good care of Appa, Shankar thought.
Finally, Appa returned from hospital. He told a worried Shankar that Raj had driven
very carefully. A lot of exciting things happened on that Sunday. Rajs family came to
stay with them in the small flat in their backyard. Thats how Shankar met Rajs eightyear-old son Bablu.
Bablu had a monkey face, with bright eyes and spiky hair. From the day he met

Lloyd
Alexander:
We learn more by
looking for the
answer to a
question and not
finding it than we
do from learning
the answer itself.
Ralph Waldo
" Always do what
you are afraid to
do."

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- Napoleon
Hill
"Cherish your
visions and your
dreams, as they
are the children
of your soul, the
blueprints of
your ultimate
achievements"

Shankar, he became his fan. To eight-year-old

Bablu, 11-year-old Shankar seemed to be a
big boy. He would always follow Shankar
around. Whenever Shankar looked up from
the book he was reading, he would find
Bablus face staring at him through the
window. While brushing his teeth he would
often get confused when he saw another face
staring back at him from the mirror! And
when he walked back from the school bus
stop in the afternoon, he would have two
shadows one was his own and the other
shadow was Bablu walking a few paces
behind!
Bablu did not go to school. Of course he
was admitted to a local government school
but he refused to go. He told Shankar shyly
that the teachers only made them copy
words from the blackboard. Since he had not
learnt to read he could not understand
anything that was written on the board.
Shankar felt sorry for him. One Sunday,
Shankar decided to ride his bicycle to his
friends house nearby. As he wheeled out his
bicycle from the garage, he saw a strange
sight. Bablu was sitting under a tree holding
a book in his hands. Shankar tip-toed closer
and discovered that Bablu was holding one
of his books. Whats more, Bablu was holding
the book upside down. Since he could not
read it, did not matter which way he held the
book.

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